Nation's Water Power Potential and Policy Implications
The text argues the United States' water power exceeds 30 million horsepower, with potential to reach 150 million under storage assumptions. It compares coal needs for equal energy, notes limits to water power growth, and urges wise, efficient development funded by waterways rather than heavy taxation. It highlights transmission advantages for both coal and water power.
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Western Civilization and the Religious Life’ Role in Justice and Love
The article argues that western civilization differs from eastern in integrity, industry, justice, and love, linking these to religious life. It asserts western standards of justice, treatment of women, and care for the unfortunate are biblically rooted, with science needing a life theory rooted in divine unity to explain nature.
Mt Holyoke public park plan preserves scenic mountain
A philanthropic group buys Mt Holyoke in the Connecticut Valley for public use and to create a free recreation ground for New England. The 240 acre site includes the Prospect House and may expand to a wider reservation with a new carriage road and trolley spur link.
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Holyoke
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